Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-21
G MISCELLANY.

Keystone Club meets this evening.
The price of silver in New York yesterday
was 94X.
R.. D. Grant lea yes for Anaconda or bust
| ness connected with his fast freight line.
John Bryant left yesterday by Northern
Pacific Railroad for Ne2aunee, Michigan.
The sociable for the benefit OF Mrs.
Woods comes off this evening at Peoples
Tabernacle, East Quartz street.
The Pacific Express yesterday shipped
twelve bars Blue Bird. valued at $2O,272
and four bars First National Bank, 3d.
800.
VAUDEVILLE is reported to be wearing any
but a prosperous air. There seems to be a
! decided lack of fresh paint n indow
| glass in the Alpine suburb.
While E. g. Wells was packing the pump
| at the Orphan Girl last evening two OF his
fingers we're badly mashed, and amputa-
ton will more than likely be necessary.
The Miners Lumber Company is going
to erect Immediately a warehouse 4Ox1OO
in South Butte, in which to keep hay,
grain, wagons and produce OF all kinds.
Lew Stein, of the Comique force, returned
from Warm Springs a day or two ago. re-
cuperated and as fresh as a daisy. Lew
says the springs is the boss place to regain
lost health.
Frank Hollywood was not arrested for
the disturbance at the White House saloon
the other evening, n bic name appeared
report on Monday.
The friends of Mrs. William E.. He'll. OF
Walkerville, will regret to learn that she is
living Mt her residence seriously indisposed.
For the past two nights Mr.. Hall has been
in constant attendance at her bedside.
Mrs. Annie Jones is fxina up the Warm
Springs Hotel below Rocker, and will open
it for accommodation of guests about
June 1. This is very convenient to guests,
and deserves a share of public patronage.
Rev. George C. Stull passed through the
CITY Yesterday, en- route to Saratoga, New
York. as delegate from Montana to the
R. w. Grand Lodge Of Good Templars at
it's session about to convene at that
place.
John E. Sandberg, M. Akeson and John
Findlay filed notice OF location on Monday
of the Summit lode mining claim in Un-
known mining district, Silver Bow County:
situated near Divide IN the south side Of
Tucker gulch.
VIM. Birdsell and wife, by deed dated
Mav II sold to Chris. Nissler for $500
two acres, being part of the northeast
quarter OF the southeast quarter Of section
Is. township 8, n. r. 9 w., subject to water
right reserved.
Word has been received by General
Aoent Baldwin from Mr.. C. S. Stebbins that
the excursion tickets will be sold between
roints on the Idaho division of the Union
pacific not over goo miles apart
rates for the Fourth OF July.
Bv a slip of the Faber, in yesterdays
MINER. in abiding to the Finance Com
mittee's report to the City Council, the
balance was stated as 81, when it should
have been 81, 7O4.34, as could be seen IN
the summarized table preceding.
The Mikado tea party at the Pavilion
last night was very we'll p~atronized by q
number of the best people in the city.
Three young ladies, dressed in costume.
nresidinp at the we'll, seemed to draw the
j. rpest share of attention among the many
other attractions there.
A rumor was circulated yesterday that
VIII. Ferguson, who is under treatment at
DR.. Bishops hospital. bad died, and numer.
ous friends soiicitously called to inquire II
e were true. Bill says he would like TO
know who started the rumor, and on re-
coverv will settle up accounts with the
party.
Mile. Rhea, the famous actress. will be-
-. . week's engagement at the Opera
Sa,so nert Monday, and will be seen dur
~: a1 hs. stev in such interesting plays as
t % and Galatea," THE Widow"
g F;nesrs." 1.-THE Country GIRL"
..raa! rron Camille" Rhea's reputa-
80 4. -orid.vide and she will unqusstion.
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